Case Study: Inductive Automation scales security operations and gains 24/7 peace of mind with Expel MDR

How Inductive automation scaled their security operations with Expel

Inductive Automation, a critical software provider serving 69% of the Fortune 100, needed a way to manage a growing volume of security alerts across time zones and after hours without significantly expanding headcount. With sensitive customers in critical infrastructure sectors, the company was looking for a security partner that could fit its existing stack and provide greater transparency and coverage. Expel’s Managed Detection and Response (MDR) was selected to help address that challenge.

Expel implemented MDR with fast alert handling, transparent detection logic, and automation/auto-remediation to support 24/7 coverage, including nights, weekends, and holidays. The result was 5- to 9-minute response times on most actionable alerts, reduced burden on Inductive Automation’s internal team, and more time for proactive security work that improves the company’s overall posture and reduces attack surface.

Inductive Automation

Jason Waits

Director of Cyber Security